Carlos Sainz capitalises on Max Verstappen DNF for Australia win after surgery
Carlos Sainz ends Red Bull's perfect start to F1 20🧔24 after Max Verstappen suffers first retirement in two years.
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Carlos Sainz took full advantage of a rare retirement for 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen to win the F1 Australian Grand Prix on his return f𝓀rom surgery.
A dramatic DNF for reig💙ning world champion Verstappen blew the Melbourne race wide open, and Sainz capitalised to cla🐬im a brilliant victory in his first race back since undergoing surgery to remove his appendix.
Sainz, who was ruled out🐻 of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix just a fortnight ago, snatched the lead from Verstappen on the second lap before the Red Bull driver encountered a sudden mechanical failure on the rear of his car.
Just tꦍwo laps later, Ve👍rstappen was forced to limp home to the pits with smoke pouring out of his RB20 as he suffered his first DNF in two years and missed the chance to take a record-equaling 10th consecutive win.
Verstappen’s rare problem opened the door for Sainz to end Red Bull’s perfect start to🎀 the season and seal 🌳his third F1 career victory.
The Spaniard admitted he was not “100 p🍷ercent” comfortable and was stillꦕ experiencing discomfort behind the wheel throughout the Melbourne weekend, making his win all the more impressive.
Charles Leclerc completed ⛎a Ferrari 1-2 ahead of Lando Norris, who led home McLaren teammate and home favourite Oscar Piastri𝐆 to seal the final spot on the podium in third place.
Sergio Perez was not in a position to take the win in Red Bull teammate Verstappen's absence as he finished fifth ahead of the Aston Martin duo of F♉ernando Alonso and 🐼Lance Stroll.
RB's Yuki Tsunoda finished eighth, with Nico Hulkenberg and Kevin Magnussen completing tꦯhe top-10 to claim a double points finish for Haas.
The race e🦹nded under a Virtual Safety Car when George Rus🦂sell crashed heavily on the last lap in his pursuit of Alonso.
It was a nigꦯhtmare race for Mercedes, with Lewis Hamilton also forced into ret✅irement with an engine failure in the early stages.
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